Discussion

Discussion

Experiment 1

Experiment: 10 times flip a coin

Number of Heads

Pr (Heads)

1

0.009765625

2

0.043945313

3

0.1171875

4

0.205078125

5

0.24609375

6

0.205078125

7

0.1171875

8

0.043945313

9

0.009765625

10

0.000976563

The above table shows the probability of heads at different coin tosses in the total trials of n = 10. It can be clearly seen in the above table that the probability of one head or even two or three heads are significantly smaller than that of the middle values i.e. a head being occurred 4, 5 and 6 times in a coin toss which can also be analyzed in the graph below showing the same presentation in the table above. The results for the occurrence of 8, 9 and ...